About Filtering Bottle Flask
Properties
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| material | borosilicate glass |
| sterility | non-sterile |
| feature | closure type glass hose connector |
| packaging | pack of 1 |
| mfr. no. | DURAN |
| | Schott |
| availability | not available in USA and Canada |
Superior Chemical and Thermal DurabilityConstructed using heavy wall borosilicate glass, this filtering bottle flask excels in resisting acids, bases, and thermal shocks. Its structure tolerates direct heating and extreme laboratory conditions, offering long-term reliability and safety for repetitive use.
Precision Graduations and Standard Taper JointEach flask incorporates clear, marked graduations to promote accurate volume measurements, complemented by a single neck with a standard taper ground joint for secure compatibility with laboratory apparatus. The conical shape enhances efficient filtration processes.
Optimized for Vacuum Filtration ApplicationsThe glass side arm is engineered for easy connection to vacuum tubing, supporting robust vacuum filtration and swift separation of precipitates. Suitable for a wide range of laboratory filtration processes, it ensures dependable performance in both research and industrial environments.
Autoclavable and Compliant with Global StandardsSafely sterilize these flasks at 121C in autoclaves. Each unit is manufactured in accordance with ASTM E1404 and related laboratory glassware standards, ensuring trustworthy quality and consistent performance wherever laboratory glassware is required.
FAQ's of Filtering Bottle Flask:
Q: How is the filtering bottle flask used in laboratory vacuum filtration?
A: To use the filtering bottle flask, attach vacuum tubing to the glass side arm, secure a suitable filter setup atop the conical opening, and connect the flask to a vacuum source. The system allows liquids to pass through the filter under reduced pressure, separating precipitates effectively.
Q: What makes borosilicate glass ideal for this equipment type?
A: Borosilicate glass provides superior chemical resistance to acids and bases, high thermal shock tolerance, and clarity. These qualities guarantee safety, longevity, and precise measurements, which are crucial during filtration and other laboratory operations.
Q: When should this flask be sterilized, and how is it safely autoclaved?
A: Sterilize the bottle flask before and after filtration processes, especially when working with sensitive samples. It is autoclavable at 121C; ensure gradual cooling after sterilization to prevent stress or cracking of the glass.
Q: Where are the graduations located, and how accurate are they?
A: The graduations are marked clearly on the transparent surface of the flask, enabling easy volume reading. They adhere to calibrated laboratory glassware standards, ensuring accurate measurement for reliable result replication.
Q: What benefits does compliance with ASTM E1404 bring?
A: ASTM E1404 compliance ensures the flask meets international benchmarks for material quality, dimensional precision, and chemical resistance. Users are assured of repeatable performance and compatibility with global laboratory protocols.
Q: How does the side-arm design enhance the filtration process?
A: The glass side-arm provides a secure connection for vacuum tubing, enabling efficient vacuum-driven filtration. This design accelerates the separation of liquids from solids, increasing productivity and ensuring cleaner filtrates.
Q: What packaging methods are available, and why are they important?
A: Flasks are individually wrapped or packaged per customer specification, protecting against contamination and damage during transport. This ensures each flask is delivered ready for immediate laboratory use.